File spoon-archives/bhaskar.archive/bhaskar_2000/bhaskar.0004, message 95


Date: Fri, 28 Apr 2000 22:27:53 +0100
From: Mervyn Hartwig <mh-AT-jaspere.demon.co.uk>
Subject: BHA: BHADCR


Hi Ruth

Sorry - yes, Transcendental. As you say, that is already in the notion
of Transcendental Realism (in RTS) - but I've discovered a phrase buried
deep in the book which refers to DCR as 'further transcendentalised' by
FEW. And that it is! But we could certainly bracket out C as implied by
T, and I suppose even D as implied by T, ie dialectical is a species of
transcendental argument... - but that would hardly do justice to the
(further) proliferation of dialectic in the book.

What is the ending? The dialectic never ends! (But then, what is the
beginning? (apologies to I think Virginia Wolf)).

Mervyn

Ruth Groff <rgroff-AT-yorku.ca> writes
>I know that Mervyn is seriously trying to not give away the ending of the
>movie until we all get a chance to see it, but what's the T stand for?  (I'm
>assuming DCR is same as before.)  Terrific dialectical critical realism?
>True DCR?  Transcendental DCR?  [If this last, couldn't we then opt for
>T(DC)R, pointing back to the original, and still my favorite, TR?!  :)]
>
>Warmly,
>r.   
>
>
>
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